The Nature of Love is a 10-minute read: reviews of the best books, only the most important and useful.Critics say that all that Harlow could achieve was scientific proof of common sense - babies and children need close physical and emotional attachment to someone as much as they need oxygen. As time went on, Harlow's experiments became more and more violent as he became interested in the problems of depression in the animal world. Many of the people who helped him with his research claimed that for them it was a devastating life experience.QUOTE:"What little we know about love does not come out beyond mere observation, and what little we write about her has been written much better by poets and novelists. But even more disturbing is the fact that psychologists are paying less and less attention to this topic, which permeates our entire lives. Psychologists, at least those who write textbooks, not only do not show any attention to the origin and development of love and affection, but do not seem to be aware of their existence at all.

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